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1. Only 2 children 1 boy/1 girl
2. At this point it looks like quite a privilege to be in this society
3. it doesn't look like they enjoy this environment so probably not.

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The Object is a Elephant

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I think that he may be able to overthrow the organization and be able to take over

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-The Giver begins in late November, and we see the first character, Jonas, a boy who is eager about what's taking place in December.
-Right away we know something isn't right Jonas lives in a Utopia/Dystopia called "the community" where resources are brought in by a cargo plane. Reminds me of the Maze Runner. -Once, when he saw a jet flying overhead, he was terrified by it.
-After the aircraft flew by, everyone was ordered to go inside for their safety. Jonas remembers that, at that precise moment , his younger sister, Lily was at the Childcare Center.

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- Annually, there are fifty babies. And when they turn One, they get a name.
-Jonas's Father reveals that he can see at the naming list before it's publicly announced. He's already done so for a little sick  boy he talked about earlier. The kid's name is Gabriel. Or "Gabe," as Jonas's father recalls him.
-So we learn that  these Ceremonies take place over 2 days in December. The Ceremony for the Ones and The Ceremony of Twelve, etc. Annually, something is achieved by each child. Every child becomes a year older at the same time—no one has a different birthday.
- It's against the rules to ride a bike before you turn nine,

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-Jonas's Father has brought home Gabriel, who Lily says has "funny eyes" like Jonas.
-"Funny" for lily means "lightly-colored"; because almost everyone is the community has dark eyes, except for a minimal amount, like Jonas and Gabe. Jonas has the intelligence to know that it's rude to point out when people are different. Lily doesn't. -She thinks out loud if maybe Gabe and Jonas had the same "birth" mother.

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-A male eleven named Benjamin had done his "entire" nearly 4 years in the rehabilitation center.
-He was extremely skilled at his practices and some believe that he is more skilled than the directors themselves.

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-In Jonas's dream, he talks to his family, he was in a bathtub—like the ones at the ''House of the Old". He had no shirt on.
-As Jonas bikes to school, he remembers that the "Stirrings" felt pretty good. He wants to feel that experience again. But he then consumed a pill. So he forgot about the dream.

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-As Lily gets ready, Jonas reminds her of how she got her button jacket when she turned Seven. Before they become Sevens, children have to only have coats that fasten in the back, so they can learn "interdependence" by doing each others buttons. Seems like something my parents would do with my sisters to gain a better appreciation for them

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- Time for the Ceremony of Twelve!
-Jonas and company line up in the order of these numbers they were given at birth, before there names were given.
-The numbers are in chronological order of when the children are born.
-Jonas is the nineteenth, which means he's older majority of his group of children

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-The Chief Elder explains that they attempted to pick a different Receiver around a decade ago, but it didn't work well.
-There's no room for mistakes, she says, so they've been cautious in selecting Jonas, who now has to lead what is known as a mostly "solitary" life.

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-That night at dinner, Jonas asks his parents about the "failed" receiver from ten years ago.
-His parents are quite hesitant to talk about the topic, and finally, it was revealed that it was a girl, but they can not say her name.

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-Jonas rides with Fiona to the House of the Old. She goes in the entrance for her training, and he heads to the "Annex" for his.
-He rings the door and is granted to come inside. The attendant stands and greets him as "Receiver of Memory". She then unlocks the door to The Receiver's room.

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1. Jonas lays out on the bed and waits for a memory of snow.
-To no one's surprise, suddenly, he is very cold. He can no longer feel the old man's hands on his back. He feels something like "pricks" on his skin.
-Part of him, he feels, is still lying on the bed in the Annex. But he is not
-All of a sudden, he knows that he is surrounded by snow and that he's sitting on a sled.

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-When he sees Fiona, she anticipates him to talk about his training. But Huzzah! he doesn't
-So she just talks about her training to work with the elderly. -She shows that they use a "discipline wand" on the Old the same way they do on the young.
-Then, as he's looking at Fiona, she "changes" the same way the apple did. It only happens for an instant, and it is just her hair that changes.

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-Clearly Jonas is furious about the fact that the society has no color in it so basically the whole world was in the camera lense of a early 1900s camera (G.I generation)

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17:
-He has been feeling his emotions more deeply than before and it's taking a toll on him but he can handle it.
18:
The current giver an Jonas talk about being released, and sometimes the giver himself wishes to be released.
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-Jonas talks with The Giver about the twin that his father is releasing today. Well, it would be very confusing have 2 of the same person so...

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Still, there was a palpable emotion in the Christmas vision that he felt but couldn't quite put a name on. He thinks for a moment, and then The Giver tells him that it was love.
-Jonas, expresses a wish for love in his own life. He hopes The Giver could be his grandfather.

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- Another vision!, he now receives the memory of a active battlefield. he is lying on the ground and apparently is missing a considerable amount of his arm, and he's forced to watch a comrade beside him slowly die.

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-After he had received the "memory of starvation", Jonas asks the Giver why is it necessary to preserve this sort of negativity.
-The Giver explains that the visions provide the intelligence he requires to support the Elders. Years ago, he says, they wanted every designated birth mother to have 4 children instead of 3, so there would be more "laborers".

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lois_Lowry
I do understand that Wiki is just a cluster of info from various links, but it makes no sense to put all the links in here. There are over 8 Links to dig into but im useing my time on the inportant things

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Lois Lowry (born Lois Ann Hammersberg; March 20, 1937) is an American writer credited with forty-five children's books. She has won two Newbery Medals, for Number the Stars in 1990 and The Giver in 1994.[1] For her contribution as a children's writer, she was a finalist in 2000 and U.S. nominee again in 2004, as well as a finalist in 2016, for the biennial international Hans Christian Andersen Award, the highest recognition available to creators of children's books.[2][3] Her book Gooney Bird Greene won the 2002 Rhode Island Children's Book Award. In 2007 she received the Margaret Edwards Award from the American Library Association for her contribution in writing for teens.[4] In 2011 she gave the May Hill Arbuthnot Lecture; her lecture was titled "UNLEAVING: The Staying Power of Gold".[5] She was also awarded an honorary Doctorate of Letters by Brown University in 2014.[6] [7]

As an author, Lowry is known for writing about difficult subject matters within her works for children. She has explored such complex issues as racism, terminal illness, murder, and the Holocaust among other challenging topics. She has also explored very controversial issues of questioning authority such as in The Giver quartet. Her writing on such matters has brought her both praise and criticism. In particular, her work The Giver, the first novel in The Giver quartet, has been met with a diversity of reactions from schools in America, some of which have adopted it as a part of the mandatory curriculum, while others have prohibited the book's inclusion in most classroom studies. A film adaptation of The Giverwas released in 2014.[8]

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1. What are the base rules about this society?
2. After reading chapter 1, what do you think this place is? a Utopia or a Dystopia
3. Do you think that the people that are living in the society love this "dystopia"

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By Lois Lowry
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Giver

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chas.tise

/ˈCHasˌtīz,ˌCHaˈstīz/

verb

verb: chastise; 3rd person present: chastises; past tense: chastised; past participle: chastised; gerund or present participle: chastising

1. rebuke or reprimand severely.

1. "he chastised his colleagues for their laziness"

2. synonyms: | scold, upbraid, berate, reprimand, reprove, rebuke, admonish, chide, censure, castigate, lambaste, lecture, criticize, pull up, take to task, haul over the coals, bring to book; More

3. antonyms: | praise

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1. How many babies are added to the society annually?
2. What is the "Object"?
3. What is the Ceremony?

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1. 50
2. The object is a elephant for Lilly
3. I'ts for celebrating the twelves and the ones like Christmas

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1. Why do you think that Lily says that their eyes are "funny"? what does this mean?
2.What is on Lily's mind at the moment?
3.Have you ever had a situation where you pointed out something or someone and called it funny? Why do you think you thought it was funny?

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1. Have you ever witness or seen a overthrow of a organization/government?

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1. Because it was not normal in this society to have lightly colored eyes

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1. Why do you think that people must consume these pills until they go to the house of old?
2. Why does Jonas no longer take his pills, what was the result of this

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1. What took place in the ceremony
2. What can you take from what happened in the ceremony and compare to what happens on Christmas?

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1. Do you think that you should deserve to have a designated number for all your life, or do you already have one? Explain.

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1. Why do you think they
chose Jonas to be the receiver?
2. Do you think that it was a good move to make him the recciver? why?

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1. Why do you think the recruitment of a new receiver failed?
2.Why were his parents so hesitant about the subject?

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1. Is the reccivers room a special room, or is it just a normal place?
2. Why do you think they have a room for the recciver?

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1. What was his vision?

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1. Why do you think he didn't talk about his training
2. What is the discipline wand?

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1. Why do you think they have the whole society in pure grey?
2. Do you think that they have a way of control when everything is in pure grayness?

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1. Why would they want more laborers

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1. What is the benefit of him having this kind of a vision

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1. What was the cause of the struggle during that vision and why is he struggling

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Why has he never felt this way before
18:
Why is the giver wish about being released, curiosity or what?
19:
Why do you think they would never want a duplicate person in the society, what would be the problems with this?